I have completed master degrees in both Environmental Sciences and Engineering at Lisbon Technical University and in Environmental Philosophy and Aesthetics in the School of Arts and Humanities at University of Lisbon. This late thesis was accomplished under supervision from Adriana Verísismo Serrão and Carlos João Correia and was published with the support from Fundação Oriente after a research fellowship oriented to the project "Portuguese and Japanese representations of Nature". I have recently finished my PhD in the Doctoral Program in Philosophy of Science, Technology, Art and Society at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon. My supervisors were Helena Mateus Jerónimo and Jorge Marques da Silva and I was granted a fellowship (PD/BD/105809/2014) from FCT (Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology). In my thesis ("Measure and things. Virtues, responsibility and technology") I attempted to assess how technology alters the nature of action and responsibility, while being necessary for any concept of the good life in the background of the environmental crisis and of the escalating ubiquity of technology. I have been publishing and presenting in Portugal and abroad mainly over my research interests: they comprise philosophy and history of technology, virtue ethics, science and technology studies, environmental and Japanese philosophy and aesthetics. I'm also a member of the Portuguese Environmental Ethics Society. I have also been a researcher and translator in the project Philosophy and Architecture of Landscape (PTDC/FIL-FIL/100565/2008) and a researcher in the project EyeHEAR, Qualitative sound maps for visualization of the urban soundscapes (PTDC/AMB/73207/2006). Please contact me in case you need some paper or book chapter.